NHIA releases additional GHC135.6M to Healthcare Providers Nationwide
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has announced the release of an additional GHC135.6million to healthcare providers across the country.
According to the Authority, this disbursement is part of its ongoing commitment to ensure the sustainability and efficiency of healthcare delivery under the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).
The NHIA in a statement signed by Dr Da-Costa Aboagye explained that “this funding is aimed at settling outstanding claims of February 2024 for the higher tier healthcare providers and March 2024 for majority of our clients at the lower tier facilities. It is also aimed at closing the gap between the higher tier and lower tier facility payments so that the only outstandings of the Authority would be within the three months reimbursable agreed period with facilities. This additional funding of GHC135.6million was released in July, following an earlier release of GHC300million by the Authority to mix tier health facilities across the countny. The NHIA recognizes the critical role that healthcare providers play in the success of the NHIS and is dedicated to maintaining a robust partnership with facilities without comprising on illegal charges.”
The NHIA thanked “all healthcare providers for their continued dedication and support in providing excellent healthcare services to our citizens. The NHIA will continue to engage with stakeholders to address any concerns and work towards a sustainable and efficient healthcare system.”
